The best multi-tools we tested are portable, functional, and durable. They're a must for DIYers, campers, and anyone making small repairs at home.

Naturally, plenty of great brands make oscillating multi-tools. For example, you can use Milwaukee's multi-tool for a great many jobs. There are also those from the likes of DeWalt, Ryobi, Ridgid ...

All of the tools open and close one-handed, which is a convenience I miss when using larger tools like the Leatherman Skeletool CX, the top-pick from our multi-tool guide.

Great multi-tools can be expensive, but Harbor Freight put out an excellent clone of an all-time classic for a fraction of the cost.

A proper multi-tool needs a lot of tools, and that's what Harbor Freight's Gordon 20-in-1 tool promises at a fraction of the price of name-brand ones.

The Rev features 14 tools, including pliers, knives, files, wire-cutters, and even a nifty bottle opener to use after a hard day’s work.

If you have a Leatherman Multi-Tool, you have access to a number of surprising tools. Here's how to make the most use out of your Leatherman's file.